okay, a narc. >> yes, a narc. what was i saying?> see, it wasn't just use yah blinkah but other signs up imploring people to be wicked safe and smart on the road. mass d.o.t., what will you think of next? >> by using the spelling we certainly get people's attention. we got -- so we're hoping this is a way we can kind of fresh these messages and end up soliciting the public and maybe give a subject like distracted driving and see if we >> i'm not sure you want to solicit suggestions from the public on this one. you're probably going to end up with a lot of this. take a look at that. somebody hacked into a sign in new jersey and changed it to this bit of glory. this is odd. i always thought assville was farther south and jersey. i'm no digital sign expert but these things aren't too difficult to hack into it. i don't think they were warning people about a godzilla attack ahead or notifies them the

labeled it the worlds first narc co state, a title its foreign minister elect disagrees with. >> would you say that there's more presence of drugs here than in other countries? i don't believe. it's not enough for the government to say we do not more in drug trafficking. it is not enough. what we should do is work together with our partners. >> as leader of the government, he will be expected to deal decisively with the pattern and dismantle the powerful drug cartels. as he has already said himself, to do that, he's going to need help. >> sport is coming up next, including 20 years on from his death, formula one remembers the sport's greatest ever driver. >> these protestors have decided that today they will be arrested >> these people have chased a president from power, they've torn down a state... >> what's clear is that people don't just need protection, they need assistance. >> the world heritage organization recommends that the great barrier reef in australia be placed on its endangered list next year. a report raised concerns about the government dumping dredge sediment inside th

>> take narc simple out of it. it's hard to do. donald sterling, i'm so "pa apologetic. it's always about them. me, me, me, me. you have to be absolutely selfless in an apology. >> you say you're sorry then hire an anti-trust attorney fight the fine bosses put on you, are you really sorry then? >> in the interview with anderson he hinted he wasn't going to fight the other nba owners, and taking the team way from him. it's possible that this is something of a recent development with him, after the interview, i have to say there was a long list of things to choose from. both sort of stupid comments from corporate executives and business leaders, also then just the actual apology that makes it worse. what can ceos and pup liblic fis learn? >> donald sterling should have had a short list or long list, good deeds he's done for people in his organization of color and people he's dealt with in real estate, acts of promoting other peoples careers or acts of generosity to actually show good deeds that could counterbalance this terrible image he has. if he had those he would have

in seven years, i don't know from america, from argentine narcs i don't know from where, but these are not the palestinians. they don't know the people of the land. so these are the extremists and they are becoming more and more. 1/3 of the nation are newcomers. newcomers that came during fighting. >> my family lived for many centuries in germany and it was in 1920 when it became impossible for the jews, my mother left for palestine to begin working as a gymnastic teacher in a youth village. she was thinking about the identity of a jew, and she came to her parents and said to them i don't think the germans want us here. i'm looking for another place where we can do something from the beginning. so she came here. i think her motivation saved about 15,000, 20,000 children. and i think it's good that i have some roots here. so this is my home since 1946, and i love the neighborhood. up there on the corner there's a catholic convent with a huge courtyard where it was very easy to learn to go on bikes. this was from 1946, 1947, the last joint palestinian jewish house. we had a very good rel

the then first lady who praised her husband who, quote, tried to manage someone who was clearly a narcune. one clinton associate claims that such characterizations fade with time. >> it was a threat in 2000 when she was running for senate in new york, educated women in particular who were very much like hillary and agreed with hillary with a lot of issues were frustrated and some of them angry that she didn't leave the president. i don't think it's an issue anymore. >> indeed that 24-year-old intern in the blue dress is now 40. president clinton is 67, soon to be a grandfather. and an entire generation of voters to young to remember the lewinsky affair may have more pressing concerns come election day 2016. bret? >> doug, thank you. >>> the wife of los angeles clippers owner donald sterling says she will exercise her business rights regarding the team. shelly sterling talked exclusively with fox's jim greg. she says the nba has not displained her at all and that she plans to attend the team's upcoming playoff games. donald sterling was barred for life from the league and may be forced

. >> yes, a narc, what was i saying?her signs came up, imploring people to be wicked safe and smart on the road. >> by using the spelling we certainly get people's attention. so we're hoping that this is a way that we can kind of refresh these messages, even get help from the public, maybe even suggestions from the public on that. >> i'm not sure you want to solicit suggestions from the public, you will probably end up with a lot of this. take a look, somebody hacked into a sign in new jersey and changed it into this bit of glory. i always thought that asheville was farther than new jersey. i don't think they were warning people in san francisco about a godzilla attack ahead. or notifying them that the roads were closed or because it is just too darn hot. i want to see them change a sign saying long haired freaky people need not apply. if you have suggestions, send them to the show. just kidding, we have no intention of doing that. but massachusetts may look for ideas and that is something we can all sign off on the ridi

but if i knew that they did or suspected that they did, i wouldn't go narc on them or tell their potentialsmoke joints on the weekends. i'd be much more concerned if a kid came to class smelling like vodka than a kid coming to class smeming like cannabis. i certainly wouldn't do it for weed. i think society's moved in a different direction. we understand there's some irresponsible drug use, but many people use marijuana recreationally and responsibly, and i'd rather put my hands up and say it's not my business. >> kevin madden and mr. professor marc, obviously this is a great conversation. we both really enjoyed having this conversation with the two of you in particular. thanks so much for indulging us and hopefully we'll get to do it again soon. >> one thing i think we both learned. >> what? >> we know who to go to for a recommendation. >> is that what it is? like what are we learning here? jemg gentlemen, thanks so much. >>> up next, this big beef recall. you're thinking of grilling? you might want to hold up on the burgers. how the fda isn't required to tell us which restaurants may hav

hard for centuries of conflict they'll deny they should set up to make punish an independent state narcs fifty years of existence as tensions between palestinians and israelis grindelwald little sign on the brakes. and the tongue in cheek solution to the world's problems pushing all political leaders into a capsule and sending them into space that's coming up the later in the program. and gulf since candles uncivilly a crowded the kind of forney and prison system has long been a target of human rights groups the latest revelation revelation rather showed nearly one hundred fifty eight female inmates were sterilized without any of their required state approvals and as marina porton i discovered the conditions for the prisoners are borderline inhumane. america's golden state covered in sunshine. and populated by the nation's largest prison system some inmates convicted of serious crimes but many are enduring inhumane incarceration thousands of california prisoners are being caged and isolated for years or decades in what u.s. officials prefer to call security housing units or shoe kept in